Established in 2008, the Sherborne Dental Centre provides both NHS and privately funded dental treatments from a modern purpose built surgery within the grounds of the Yeatman Hospital. Unlike many other practices that are housed in converted buildings, Sherborne Dental Centre is a purpose built, light and airy, fully air-conditioned surgery, built on a single level with excellent access and disabled facilities.
Our team of dedicated dentists are also happy to see dental emergencies and will endeavour to admit them as a priority.
Our team of dedicated dentists are also happy to see dental emergencies and will endeavour to admit them as a priority.
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About Us
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Introducing a team of dedicated and caring professionals, including a new Hygienist service, whose sole aim is to maintain and improve the oral health and well-being of its patients, whatever their age or circumstances. Opened in 2008, the Sherborne Dental Centre is situated within the grounds of the Yeatman Hospital and is proud to offer both NHS and private dental treatments.
Services
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Sherborne Dental Centre is proud to offer NHS dental services which can be accessed by contacting our reception on 01935 817827. You should see a dentist regularly for routine check-ups even if you are not experiencing any problems with your mouth or teeth. Attending regularly helps you and your dentist to keep your mouth, teeth and gums in good health and pain free.
Appointments
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To make an appointment with us please telephone: 01935 817827 or alternatively you can pop into our reception and make an appointment in person. We are a popular practice, so if you have to cancel an appointment, please give us as much notice as possible, as we can offer this time to another patient.
Bridges
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A bridge is a specialised dental appliance that is essentially two caps, joined by one or more false teeth that are set on the teeth framing a gap in between your teeth. Bridges are used when one or two teeth have been lost on one side of the mouth and functionality and appearance has been compromised.
Crowns
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Teeth that have been damaged, worn, or suffered major decay can be totally restored to their original beauty and functionality with a crown. Crowns, known also as 'caps', are ideal not only for enhancing the appearance of a damaged tooth, but for protecting the remaining root and tooth soft tissue as well.
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